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This page briefly explains many common terms seen on the AVEN site and community.
...many biologically asexual microorganisms, but also a word used informally to denote an [[asexuality|asexual]].
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...ual. If you find that the asexual label best describes you, you may choose to identify as asexual.
By the definition, yes. Again, only you can decide to use asexual as a label for yourself.
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...through social events and political activism both at Hampshire and in the community at large. Check [http://www.umass.edu/stonewall/resources/ here] for a litt
...ww.umass.edu/stonewall/ The Stonewall Center] is a bisexual, gay, lesbian, queer and transgender educational resource center- it's at UMass, but it has info
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==Early research relating to asexuality==
...a more detailed history of asexuality in research see [[research relating to asexuality]].''
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...only one. If you want to check out where else asexuality is cropping up on the Internet, check out this page!
...support for aromantics of all sexualities and education for those who want to learn more.
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...ial networking site [http://www.livejournal.com/ LiveJournal] dedicated to the subject of asexuality.
...a week and regular discussions of between 10 and 40 comments per post. The community has accumulated over 2200 members since it was founded in 2002.
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...as such. It used to have a negative meaning, but has been reclaimed by the community.
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